With Geneanet Upload, import your family pictures and archival records with your GEDCOM file, and easily update your family tree.
Supported versions: Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10 | Mac 10.8+
 | Upload your pictures All your data, family pictures and archival records will be automatically uploaded to Geneanet. Only new and updated data and new pictures will be uploaded through your next family tree update. |
| Update your family tree in a few clicks Update your family tree in a few clicks! Sign in for your Geneanet account and all your data will be automatically synchronized. Geneanet Upload is available for PC, Mac and Linux, and it’s compatible with the major genealogy softwares. |  |
 | How it works Export a GEDCOM file from your genealogy software, including the images files. Then, import the GEDCOM file to Geneanet with the Geneanet Upload app. |
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11/23/20
Can we reference Google Drive documents in GEDCOM files instead of local files in order to upload them to Geneanet?
Answer from Geneanet: Not with Geneanet Upload.
8/20/20
I am using a Family Tree Maker 2005 version and have successfully exported all the family tree to Geneanet except for the photos. Is it possible to export the photos as well and if so, how do I do it?
Answer from Geneanet: If the photos and documents are on your personal computer, you can use our free Geneanet Upload app:https://en.geneanet.org/product/upload
6/29/20
how do I geat a gedcome file ??
It depends on the website/software where you have your family tree. Please read https://en.geneanet.org/help/export-a-gedcom-file-from-your-genealogy-software-or-from-a-genealogy-website
6/27/20
Sophia, it’s best to download all the images you want from Ancestry to your own computer. Photos, maps and record images can only be seen while you are a paid member, so back everything up on your own computer!
6/26/20
You can download them through a computer. Find the photo, right click, open image in new tab, and right click again and save image as, then name it and save it onto your hard drive. I do it all of the time
6/26/20
It’s really too bad that Geneanet isn’t compatible with much. Ancestry is so user friendly but I find Geneanet quite the opposite. The only reason I use it is because I’m trying to find my French ancestors, but I can’t find much about them. I don’t speak French and even with Google translate it’s so difficult to find anything.
Answer from Geneanet: There are many new information and ancestors for your genealogy with the automatic matching: https://en.geneanet.org/compare/
6/26/20
I use Ancestry for now. If I upload my family tree to Geneanet, can I cut and paste photos from Ancestry into Geneanet?
Answer from Geneanet: Unfortunately not.
6/26/20
I have a little over 4 GB of photos. Can I go ahead and upload all of my photos, or am I restricted to an overall file size?
Answer from Geneanet: It’s not limited if your pictures are public on Geneanet.
6/26/20
How do you get a photo into a GEDCOM file? Will any genealogy software package allow a photo to be uploaded to a GEDCOM file it makes?
Answer from Geneanet: A GEDCOM file does not contain the image files but the location of the image files on your personal computer or in the genealogy website you are using.
8/24/19
I have an Apple iMac computer.
8/23/19
Most of my photographs are saved on Ancestry. Is there a way I can export it off Ancestry and import it into Geneanet?
Answer from Geneanet: Unfortunately not. The image files must be in your personal computer.